| McKenna, Pert, et. al? 16:08 - Jun 14 with 1123 views | PavlovsCat |
When a manager moves on to another football club, it’s accepted that he’ll usually take his assistant and much of his coaching staff with him. However, if we acknowledge that KM is literally taking some time out of the game, then this clearly won’t happen. What then for the likes of Martyn Pert, and much of the coaching staff at ITFC if, or when, the next manager wishes to bring his own, preferred support staff, into Town? |  | | |  |
| McKenna, Pert, et. al? on 16:18 - Jun 14 | urbanpenguin |
We will find out. We don't know yet. |  |
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| McKenna, Pert, et. al? on 16:25 - Jun 14 | DeliasMashedPotato |
We will have to pay them off if the new coach wants their own backroom staff which they likely will. I'd imagine the only reason they are still here is because if they walk, they wont be protected financially. | | | |
| McKenna, Pert, et. al? on 16:33 - Jun 14 | Leaky |
Could be if OGS is coming they will stay bit of continuity wouldn't hurt |  | | |
| McKenna, Pert, et. al? (n/t) on 16:39 - Jun 14 | PavlovsCat |
| McKenna, Pert, et. al? on 16:33 - Jun 14 by Leaky |
Could be if OGS is coming they will stay bit of continuity wouldn't hurt |
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| McKenna, Pert, et. al? (n/t) on 16:39 - Jun 14 | PavlovsCat |
| McKenna, Pert, et. al? (n/t) on 16:39 - Jun 14 by PavlovsCat |
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One wonders whether that’s a consideration in the appointment process. | | | |
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